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I would like for the Colts to draft Dexter McDonald late in this draft. He has great size (6-0 3/4, 203) and very good speed (4.42 40-yard dash). 

 

Dexter could very well be on our late gem target list, and a year or two under Pagano's guidance could turn him into a very exciting player. We know our front office loves taller athletic corners, so the size certainly makes sense for us.

 

Dexter is getting some attention from other teams (visits) so we may have to take him in the 5th round.

 

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If we get him I hope it is as a priority UDFA. I personally like him and I think he has potential to be coached up but I don't think he is worth even one of our later round picks.

 

I am starting to think he won't be around after the 5th round. When you watch him, he has a little bit of Revis in him. A long way to go to receive those type of accolades (needs a lot of coaching), but he does have the same fluid movements. 

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I am starting to think he won't be around after the 5th round. When you watch him, he has a little bit of Revis in him. A long way to go to receive those type of accolades (needs a lot of coaching), but he does have the same fluid movements. 

I guess I can see some of the Revis comparison just he is a long way off from that, and needs a lot of coaching. I know it doesn't mean much but ranking sites don't even have him listed as a priority free agent. I have this feeling that he is going to fall and go undrafted, but that is just my opinion. As of right now all the attention is on Kansas's other corner Sheppard. All said and done would I be mad if we took him late in the draft to make sure we get him No, but I feel we could get him as a priority free agent.

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